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Tactile activities for children with combined vision and hearing loss

The New England Consortium on Deafblindness has created a list of fun family activities along with simple ideas for modification.

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Curbside pickup, led here by Education Director Pat McCall and Physical Therapist Lori McCall, gave parents a safe way to obtain learning materials for their children.
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Learning during the pandemic
As you take care of your family, don't forget to take of yourself too.
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Doing what’s right for your family: 6 emotional support tips from our school psychologists
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3 tips for parents supporting at-home learning for kids who are blind or visually impaired
A young Perkins student sits at a festive table and works on a holiday craft.
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Gifts for people who are blind and the people who love them
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Early Connections service offerings and resources
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Infant toddler tele-health
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Financial planning for two generations
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At-home activities for your child